12 Oct
The “city trilemma” may separate the winners and loser of globalization and could also partially explain Brexit voting patterns… By Csaba Pogonyi and Istvan Zsoldos
28 Sep
Market players are losing patience with expecting a recovery of oil prices. But an increase from current levels is still likely in a few years, maybe as soon as 2016.
11 Sep
If over 10 million migrants started off to Europe we would probably need new and bold solutions. This is one such idea.
6 Jul
Greek voters may have though that they were voting on an immediate ending of the austerity. But that never was on offer, and difficult choices are just beginning with the vote.
13 Apr
In a couple of years, it is going to be cheaper to build solar panels in Hungary than nuclear reactors. And the best part is that it will not need any state subsidy.
31 Dec
We close the year with our usual “wild predictions”. These should not be taken literally, they are more like extreme scenarios (partly tongue-in-cheek) that are unlikely to actually occur, but would have a large impact and they highlight some real-life trends. Black swans, in other words.
19 Dec
But the immediate adjustment will be painful…
24 Sep
Humans are not natural born killers. They are born to do what works.
